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"Israelis who want to operate in Dubai should come up with a clear plan and not go round in circles."
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“Peace treaties represent the choice of light over darkness,” says Bank Leumi chairman
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“Adapt yourself. You will find someone in the right field, in the same business that suits you, do your homework.”
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"In the Emirates culture, it is customary to develop a long and deep relationship, not scoring and moving on as in Israel"
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There are a lot of synergies between our countries
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A great opportunity to secure ties with our cousins in Israel
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We speak the same language
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Israel has amazing companies, we’d be glad to work together
“In the banking sector there is no glass ceiling for women”
“Israel will soon become a central axis for trade, just like it was during the Ottoman Empire”
Now is the time for global business leaders to capitalize on new developments, UAE minister tells Israeli delegation to Dubai
Panelists predict prosperous partnership between Israel and UAE
“Today, peace is being signed mainly for economic reasons," says Bank Leumi CEO
UAE head hunter: We are looking for Israeli tech talents
Ashdod Port hoping to collaborate with Emirati logistics multinational DP World
UAE branding is “a source of economic strength and national pride”
The UAE is a gateway for Israeli tech companies to expand to the Middle East, says Trackimo COO
Peace between Israel and UAE is a “process” and will still take time, says CEO
New Emirati law allows for foreign ownership of businesses
Watch Day 3 of The Israel Dubai Conference
Israelis should come and share their expertise with the UAE, says chairman of Dubai Pearl
UAE can help the startup nation scale, says top Emirati businessman
Abraham Accords “is a turning point for the entire Middle East," says Emirates Economy Minister
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